Question about speed dial decimal point
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dmxWolf
Then you must be using fade-ins and/or Fade-outs.
Jano, this is another situation where 0ms holds are acceptable. So, if hold seconds/minutes/hours are >0 or if fade-in or fade-out ms/seconds/minutes/hours are >0 then 0ms is allowable.
But then a 20ms hold between fades would be virtually imperceptible, so it may not be necessary.
Jano, this is another situation where 0ms holds are acceptable. So, if hold seconds/minutes/hours are >0 or if fade-in or fade-out ms/seconds/minutes/hours are >0 then 0ms is allowable.
But then a 20ms hold between fades would be virtually imperceptible, so it may not be necessary.
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FactorFilms
It may be be imperceptible, but it could be critical for exact timing in a show sync to audio situation. More flexibility with QLC+ is better than locking everything down for simplicity. This isn't an Apple product.
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david garyga
> Then you must be using fade-ins and/or Fade-outs.
Not necessarily.
> It may be be imperceptible, but it could be critical for exact timing in a show sync to audio situation. More flexibility with QLC+ is better than locking everything down for simplicity.
Yes.
> This isn't an Apple product.
Hahaha
Not necessarily.
> It may be be imperceptible, but it could be critical for exact timing in a show sync to audio situation. More flexibility with QLC+ is better than locking everything down for simplicity.
Yes.
> This isn't an Apple product.
Hahaha